Chapter Summaries

The Demon Race attacked the Dragon Race, prompting Ao Guang to seek Qin Mu’s aid. Qin Mu agreed to protect the Dragon Race and prepared to face the newly ascended Saint Dijun with the Spear of Destruction, while Candle Dragon and Eastern Emperor Taiyi continued their fierce battle above the East Sea.

• Candle Dragon and Eastern Emperor Taiyi led their armies into battle above the East Sea as onlookers noted Taiyi’s advancement to the Sub-Saint realm and Dijun’s Sainthood.
• Ao Guang arrived in the Netherworld and pleaded with Qin Mu to save the Dragon Race, presenting Candle Dragon’s scale as proof of their agreement.
• Qin Mu assured Ao Guang that he would support the Dragon Race, and Ao Guang returned to the East Sea.
• Yin Tianzi offered to send Underworld forces, but Qin Mu refused and summoned the Spear of Destruction, intending to test it against Dijun.
• Candle Dragon and Eastern Emperor Taiyi exchanged powerful blows before Taiyi unleashed a destructive strike from the Eastern Emperor Bell toward Candle Dragon.

Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Candle Dragon fought evenly over the East Sea, drawing alarmed attention from powerful observers. Dijun waited for Qin Mu to join the battle, while Laozi privately judged Qin Mu strong enough to rival the newly advanced Saint.

• Candle Dragon blocked Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s soundwave attack with armor formed from the power of the Four Seas, then struck him with his dragon tail.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi used the Eastern Emperor Bell to absorb Candle Dragon’s tail strike, but was knocked back ten thousand miles as Candle Dragon’s scales cracked.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi summoned a Three-legged Golden Crow Dharma Image, and he and Candle Dragon resumed their evenly matched battle above the East Sea.
• Observers speculated that Dijun and Qin Mu might enter the conflict, while Dijun watched from Lingxiao Treasure Hall and waited for Qin Mu to act.
• Laozi told Xuan Du that Candle Dragon might eventually lose, then recalled that Qin Mu had attained the Dao as a Primordial Grand Luo Golden Immortal and believed he could rival Dijun.

As the Demon Race attacked the Dragon Race, Qin Mu agreed to intervene, while Candle Dragon struggled against Eastern Emperor Taiyi in the East Sea. The chapter ended with Taiyi unleashing the Eastern Emperor Bell's full power against Candle Dragon.

• Primordial Heavenly Venerate, Zhun Ti, and the receiver watched the conflict and considered what it might mean for Qin Mu and the Western Teachings.
• Kunpeng suspected Qin Mu might have attained Primordial Grand Unity after recalling how easily Qin Mu had subdued him.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi gained the advantage over Candle Dragon, leaving the Dragon Kings worried and waiting for Ao Guang to return.
• Ao Guang returned and told the Dragon Kings that Qin Mu had agreed to help the Dragon Race.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi struck Candle Dragon with the Eastern Emperor Bell, then summoned a miniature starfield to crush him.
• Candle Dragon roared and unleashed all his power to resist the descending force.

Eastern Emperor Taiyi defeated Candle Dragon and prepared to kill him, but Qin Mu intervened with a power that halted time and shattered the Eastern Emperor Bell’s attack. The great powers recognized Qin Mu’s intervention, while Dijun prepared to confront him.

• Eastern Emperor Taiyi shattered Candle Dragon’s armor, suppressed him in human form, and vowed to kill him.
• The Dragon Race and onlookers feared for Candle Dragon, while others expected Qin Mu to intervene because of their connection.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi unleashed the Eastern Emperor Bell’s finishing attack, but the bell and its power froze in midair.
• Qin Mu’s Destruction force pierced and destroyed the frozen attack, revealing that he had acted to save Candle Dragon.
• Dijun welcomed Qin Mu’s intervention and prepared to settle matters with him, while the Saints and their disciples watched the confrontation unfold.

Qin Mu arrived in the East Sea and rescued Candle Dragon from Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s suppression. Eastern Emperor Taiyi launched a desperate attack with the Eastern Emperor Bell, leaving the onlookers uncertain of the outcome.

• Tongtian remained confident that Qin Mu could handle the East Sea disturbance, despite Dijun’s new status as a Saint.
• Qin Mu appeared in the East Sea and shattered Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s technique, freeing Candle Dragon.
• Candle Dragon, Ao Guang, and the Four Sea Dragon Kings greeted Qin Mu, who told them to withdraw and leave the fight to him.
• Eastern Emperor Taiyi challenged Qin Mu and, enraged by his contempt, unleashed the Eastern Emperor Bell while burning his Solar True Fire and natal blood essence.
• The Eastern Emperor Bell projected a phantom Primordial World that descended on Qin Mu, while the Demon Race and Dragon Race debated whether Qin Mu could withstand it.

Qin Mu effortlessly defeated Eastern Emperor Taiyi with a single finger, revealing power that suggested he had reached the Primordial Grand Luo Golden Immortal realm. The Dragon Race’s fears eased, while the watching powers were stunned and the Western saints concluded the Jie Teachings would now have two saints.

• Qin Mu shattered Eastern Emperor Taiyi’s phantom-world attack with one finger, struck the Eastern Emperor Bell, and sent Taiyi crashing toward the sea.
• Onlookers and Dragon Race members marveled at Qin Mu’s strength and speculated that he had reached the Primordial Grand Luo Golden Immortal realm.
• Dijun and Primordial Heavenly Venerate reacted with alarm and disbelief, while Taishang recognized Qin Mu’s breakthrough.
• Zhen Yuanzi was shocked by Qin Mu’s strength, and Huang Tian said his true self was far more formidable than Zhen Yuanzi imagined.
• Jie Yin and Zhun Ti realized Qin Mu had likely attained the Primordial Grand Luo Golden Immortal realm, and Jie Yin declared that the Jie Teachings would be One Sect Two Saints.

Qin Mu overwhelmed Eastern Emperor Taiyi and killed him with the Grass Sword while blocking Demon Emperor Dijun’s attack with the Sacred Spirit Pearl. Dijun arrived too late and found his brother slain.

• Qin Mu sent Eastern Emperor Taiyi crashing into the East Sea with a finger strike, and Taiyi fled toward the Nine Heavens, abandoning the Eastern Emperor Bell.
• Qin Mu summoned the Grass Sword and sealed space-time, trapping Taiyi as Taiyi called for his big brother, Dijun, to save him.
• Dijun descended with a Saint’s flaming palm, but Qin Mu blocked the attack with the Sacred Spirit Pearl.
• Qin Mu struck Taiyi with the Heaven-Opening Sword, destroying his body and Primordial Spirit.
• Dijun appeared where Taiyi had been slain and cried out in shock over his brother’s death.

Qin Mu killed Eastern Emperor Taiyi with one sword strike, shocking the Primordial Wilderness and delighting the Wu Clan and the Demon Race’s enemies. Dijun took up the Eastern Emperor Bell and vowed to avenge his brother, setting the stage for a clash with Qin Mu.

• Qin Mu blocked Dijun’s attack with the Sacred Spirit Pearl and killed Eastern Emperor Taiyi with a single sword strike.
• The Wu Clan celebrated Taiyi’s death, while the Twelve Ancestral Witches and the great powers speculated about Qin Mu’s strength.
• Saint Taishang, Yuanshi, and Tongtian recognized Qin Mu’s power, while Jie Yin and Zhun Ti hoped his feud with the Demon Race would bring chaos to the East.
• Kunpeng rejoiced at Taiyi’s death, and Zhen Yuanzi saw it as vengeance for Hongyun; Huang Tian said the next contest would depend on whether he or the Demon Emperor was stronger.
• Dijun swore to kill Qin Mu, summoned the Eastern Emperor Bell, and unleashed its brilliant divine light.

Qin Mu and Dijun began a devastating battle above the East Sea, with the Grass Sword clashing against the Eastern Emperor Bell. Dao Ancestor Hongjun watched from Zixiao Palace, uncertain which fighter would prevail.

• Dijun fully activated the Eastern Emperor Bell, and Candle Dragon and the Demon Race forces ordered their followers to retreat from the East Sea.
• Qin Mu challenged Dijun and met his Saintly might with the aura of a Primordial Grand Luo Golden Immortal.
• Dijun brought the Eastern Emperor Bell down on Qin Mu, who countered with the Grass Sword, and their attacks shattered the East Sea and battered the surrounding world.
• Qin Mu and Dijun continued trading blows as the Primordial Great Powers watched and feared the consequences of the battle.
• Dao Ancestor Hongjun observed the fight from Zixiao Palace and admitted that he could not predict its outcome.

As Qin Mu battled Dijun in the East Sea, the Primordial Wilderness's Saints and factions watched and judged whether Qin Mu could overcome Dijun's Eastern Emperor Bell. The chapter left the outcome of the fight undecided, with the Wu Clan cheering Qin Mu on and several rival Saints hoping he would fall.

• An old man in the Chaotic Void recognized Qin Mu as the person Hongjun had been seeking but judged him not yet strong enough for a greater task.
• The Mysterious Man who had given Dijun the Hongmeng Purple Qi wondered whether his chosen piece could defeat Qin Mu, though he still favored Dijun's chances.
• Saint Taishang, Primordial Heavenly Venerate, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti watched the battle; Yuanshi and the Western Saints hoped Dijun would kill Qin Mu for their own advantage.
• Tongtian trusted Qin Mu's unrevealed methods, while Xi He, Chang Xi, Ming He, Zhen Yuanzi, and Huang Tian watched with concern or confidence in Qin Mu.
• The Twelve Ancestral Witches cheered Qin Mu on, hoping Dijun's defeat would leave the Demon Race too weak to challenge the Wu Clan.

Qin Mu faced Dijun after the Demon Emperor transformed into his Three-legged Golden Crow form and claimed that Saints could not die. Qin Mu challenged that belief by summoning a terrifying spear from a Void Rift, leaving Dijun and the watching Saints unnerved.

• Dijun transformed into his Three-legged Golden Crow true form and used the Eastern Emperor Bell to strengthen his defenses and suppress the laws around him.
• The Dragon Race Beings feared for their survival, while the Demon Race cheered Dijun on.
• Qin Mu declared that Saints could be slain and that their Saint Positions could be stripped away.
• Dijun dismissed Qin Mu's claim, insisting that Saints could not die while the Heavenly Dao endured.
• Qin Mu reasoned that Dijun was not a Heavenly Dao Saint and reached into the void to summon a long spear whose aura terrified the Saints and all watching beings.

Qin Mu revealed the Spear of Destruction, an Innate Supreme Treasure with the power to slay Saints, and charged at Dijun in the East Sea. Their treasures collided with devastating force, leaving the battle unresolved amid widespread destruction.

• Saint Taishang, Primordial Heavenly Venerate, Tongtian, Jie Yin, Zhun Ti, Nuwa, Hongjun, and the Mysterious Man were shocked by Qin Mu's Spear of Destruction and feared for Dijun.
• Qin Mu took hold of the dark-gold Spear of Destruction and attacked Dijun.
• Dijun summoned the Eastern Emperor Bell and poured Saint power into it to defend himself and suppress Qin Mu.
• The Spear of Destruction and the Eastern Emperor Bell collided, evaporating the East Sea and shattering space as destruction spread across the Primordial Continent.

Qin Mu overwhelmed Dijun in the skies above the East Sea and killed him with the Spear of Destruction. Dijun’s death triggered a mournful cry throughout the Primordial World.

• Qin Mu and Dijun continued their battle, with Dijun relying on the Eastern Emperor Bell to defend against Qin Mu’s stronger spear attacks.
• Qin Mu used the Sacred Spirit Pearl to envelop the Eastern Emperor Bell and severed Dijun’s connection to it.
• Dijun summoned the River Diagram and Luo Shu to block Qin Mu’s strike, but the Spear of Destruction consumed them.
• Dijun tried to escape by burning his Saint power, but Qin Mu pierced him with the Spear of Destruction.
• The spear’s Annihilation Power devoured Dijun’s Saint Origin and Primordial Spirit imprint, causing his Saint Body to explode and killing him.

Qin Mu killed the Saint Dijun in the East Sea, causing blood rain to fall across the Primordial Wilderness and shocking the races and Saints. He watched the Nine Empyreans Heavenly Realm to see whether Dijun would revive.

• Qin Mu slew Dijun with the Spear of Destruction, and blood rain spread across the Primordial Wilderness as heaven and earth mourned.
• The Demon Race army learned that Dijun had fallen and feared that the race would decline without its emperors.
• Laozi, Yuanshi, Jie Yin, Zhun Ti, and Nuwa reacted to Qin Mu's power, with Jie Yin advising Zhun Ti to yield when possible.
• Zhen Yuanzi, Huang Tian, Ming He, Tongtian, and the Dragon Race celebrated or marveled at Qin Mu's victory.
• Qin Mu remained above the East Sea and watched the Nine Empyreans Heavenly Realm to learn whether Dijun would revive.

After killing Dijun, Qin Mu prepared to claim the ownerless Eastern Emperor Bell, but Primordial Heavenly Venerate, Saint Nuwa, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti appeared and surrounded him. Their auras clashed as Qin Mu questioned whether they had come for the bell.

• Qin Mu concluded that Dijun had not revived through Heavenly Dao Power, confirming his suspicion that Dijun’s Hongmeng Purple Qi had come from elsewhere.
• Qin Mu turned to claim the ownerless Eastern Emperor Bell, but four Saints suddenly descended and formed an encirclement around him.
• Old Ancestor Ming He grew angry at the apparent threat to Qin Mu but waited to see whether a fight would begin.
• Zhen Yuanzi prepared to aid Qin Mu, but Huang Tian urged him to wait and learn what the four Saints wanted.
• Saint Tongtian suspected the four Saints had come with ill intent, while Candle Dragon warned the Dragon Race not to interfere.
• Qin Mu asked whether the four Saints had come for the Eastern Emperor Bell, and his Hunyuan aura clashed with theirs, shaking the East Sea.

After Qin Mu killed Eastern Emperor Taiyi and Dijun, the Wu Clan invaded the Demon Race Heavenly Realm while Fuxi rallied the Demon Race to defend it. The two armies clashed at the South Heaven Gate as the Primordial Wilderness's powerful figures kept watching the East Sea confrontation.

• Zhurong urged Di Jiang to seize the chance to attack the Heavenly Realm, and Di Jiang ordered the Wu Clan army to march on Lingxiao Palace.
• The Wu Clan broke through the Demon Race's defenses and advanced toward the South Heaven Gate.
• Fuxi quieted the panicked Demon Race leaders, and the Seven-Colored Divine Phoenix authorized him to make decisions as Xi Huang.
• Fuxi ordered the Demon Race to form the Zhou Tian Star Dou Great Formation and defend the Heavenly Realm.
• The Wu Clan and Demon Race armies met at the South Heaven Gate and began fighting while powerful figures continued to focus on the East Sea.

Qin Mu challenged four Saints who sought to claim the ownerless Eastern Emperor Bell, insisting that it was his spoils of war. The chapter ended with Yuanshi, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti bringing out their Dharma treasures and turning against him.

• Nuwa argued that the Eastern Emperor Bell should return to the Demon Race as Taiyi’s Companion Supreme Treasure.
• Zhun Ti declared that the ownerless treasure belonged to the capable, and Yuanshi agreed.
• Jie Yin and Zhun Ti revealed their interest in the bell, while Yuanshi raised the Pangu Banner and prepared to fight them for it.
• Qin Mu objected to the Saints claiming his spoils and challenged them to prove who was capable.
• Yuanshi, Jie Yin, and Zhun Ti brought forth their Dharma treasures and locked onto Qin Mu together.

Qin Mu faced Primordial Heavenly Venerate and the other Saints as they moved to seize the Eastern Emperor Bell, but Tongtian, Old Ancestor Ming He, and Zhen Yuanzi arrived to support him. As the Saints reached a standoff, Dao Ancestor Hongjun declared that the bell belonged to Qin Mu.

• Qin Mu prepared to fight the Saints contesting the Eastern Emperor Bell with his Spear of Destruction.
• Tongtian arrived with the Four Swords of Zhu Xian and stood beside his disciple, Qin Mu.
• Old Ancestor Ming He descended and declared his support for Qin Mu.
• Zhen Yuanzi joined Qin Mu, leaving the opposing Saints facing four Saints and little prospect of victory.
• Dao Ancestor Hongjun spoke through the Heavenly Dao Origin and declared the Eastern Emperor Bell belonged to Qin Mu.

After Dao Ancestor Hongjun granted Qin Mu the Eastern Emperor Bell, Qin Mu returned to the Underworld still wondering what Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao wanted from him. The Wu-Demon battle then halted as a Three-legged Golden Crow rose from the Solar Star, raising Qin Mu’s suspicion that Dijun was reviving.

• Hongjun’s Divine Decree awarded the Eastern Emperor Bell to Qin Mu, and the four Saints who had sought to seize it withdrew.
• Tongtian passed the bell to Qin Mu, while Zhen Yuanzi and Old Ancestor Ming He departed after thanking him for their aid.
• Qin Mu questioned Hongjun’s motives, then returned to the Underworld.
• At the South Heaven Gate, the Wu Clan and Demon Race continued fighting fiercely, with the Demon Race using the Zhou Tian Star Dou Great Formation to inflict heavy losses.
• A powerful aura erupted from the Solar Star, stopping the battle and drawing Qin Mu and the Saints’ attention.
• A Three-legged Golden Crow rose from the Solar Star, and Qin Mu suspected that Dijun was reviving.

Dijun resurrected on the Solar Star after Qin Mu had killed him, shocking the Primordial World’s inhabitants and Saints because he was not bound to the Heavenly Dao. Hongjun recognized that someone behind Dijun had spent their own Origin Power to revive him, leaving the reason for that person’s interest in Dijun unexplained.

• Dijun reappeared on the Solar Star as a gigantic Golden Crow wreathed in black-edged Solar True Fire, making beings across the Primordial World question whether Saints could be killed.
• Saint Taishang told Xuan Du that Dijun’s unusual Purple Qi had not bound his Primordial Spirit to the Heavenly Dao, so Qin Mu’s killing should have made resurrection impossible.
• Primordial Heavenly Venerate welcomed Dijun’s return because he expected Dijun to renew his enmity with Qin Mu.
• Jie Yin and Zhun Ti reacted to Dijun’s resurrection, with Zhun Ti hoping he would keep fighting Qin Mu and Jie Yin sensing misfortune around him.
• Zhen Yuanzi and Huang Tian were shocked that Dijun had returned, while Nuwa suspected the Demon Emperor held secrets.
• Hongjun recognized that Dijun’s resurrection came from someone behind him who had surrendered their own Origin Power.